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by Daedren 2y ago
The parent post's point is that it doesn't matter if democrats have an absolute number advantage if democracy itself is under risk of being subverted. Most likely a reference to Trump attempting to usurp the election with fake ele
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by Daedren 2y ago
The exploit is that the video is actually an APK. So tapping the video -> "Telegram cannot play this. Open in an external app?" -> Afterwards prompts the user to install the APK. As such, the user must give Telegram rights t
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by Daedren 2y ago
Their legal team would definitely not allow nothing else.
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by Daedren 2y ago
Honestly Cloudflare Turnstile is constantly breaking for me on Firefox, so it's not even just Palemoon and more uncommon browsers.
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by Daedren 2y ago
Android in China is a very very different Android from what the west is used to. If their Authenticator and Identity Pass app are stuck to Google Play Services, it's surely more risk adverse to give all chinese employees iPhones than t
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by Daedren 2y ago
Not sure how long they'll be able to hold MV2 in, but it looks like a better posture than what Vivaldi put out. At least less pessimistic.
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by Daedren 2y ago
As long as stockholders think it'll be good, that's what matters. Perceived value is easier to create than real value.
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by Daedren 2y ago
Search is a hard problem, and if they haven't decided to cut the $20 billion, it's because they believe Google is the best. I do think Google has been decreasing in quality over the years, but when I use any of the privacy focused
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by Daedren 2y ago
Apple just doesn't backport APIs, it's a very very very rare occurence when it happens. It was introduced last year alongside iOS 16 so you require the latest OS, it's the norm really.
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by Daedren 3y ago
The VSCode plugin still requires me to install software in the computer itself. Mermaid may be slightly more cumbersome to write, but the ease of setting it up everywhere and the way it integrates all over the place is much superior. Also t
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by Daedren 3y ago
Yep, it's been like this for.. I don't know how long now. I have "killlall coreaudiod" always ready to be used on my M1 Mac since it's a constant problem.
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by Daedren 3y ago
No, Xcode requires you to have an up-to-date MacOS to develop, not iOS. However, developers are strongly encouraged to raise their apps' minimum iOS versions since Apple does not backport any APIs to older versions, any new thing prese
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by Daedren 3y ago
Huge article to come at the conclusion of > "Leadership is the most important thing of all in an organization: with good leadership, the initial methodology will not matter in the long run because it will be adjusted as needed; conv
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by Daedren 3y ago
That's a feature called Custom Tabs. It's essentially a small barebones Firefox app and yes it is using Gecko. The parent poster is talking about system webviews. They're used when any app wants to show web content embedded i
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by Daedren 3y ago
Ouch I didn't know Tuist had gone partially closed source. Wonder what's the root cause behind this, the linked PR only mentions "recent actions proved us wrong" I do use XcodeGen a whole lot, I wonder if it's going
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by Daedren 3y ago
I think when most people are, in this context, talking about the "retroactive" part, it's about if it will affect existing games. The pricing structure will be applicable to everyone starting next year. The other issue is how
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by Daedren 3y ago
AppKit works perfectly fine and it's not going anywhere. If you're customizing A LOT and fleeing the native experience, you might want to consider React Native or Flutter and get a free Android app out of it.
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by Daedren 3y ago
UI being mobile-first is a beef you have with the designers and product owners who are neglecting the desktop experience, not with the techonology.
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by Daedren 3y ago
You can’t use the App Store Safari extensions on webviews. They’d have to add their own content blocking list, much like they did with Firefox Focus.
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by Daedren 3y ago
Reading novels is just another hobby, much like watching TV and whatnot. It is impossible to be productive at all times, it's very important to have times and the means to relax. However if you have an objective in mind, and you'r
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by Daedren 3y ago
Your [2] source only mentions statistics since 2012. It's disingenuous to think this could spread down to 1901 if you wish to use the 1.8% as a point to argue. Society was very different a hundred years ago. Women's access to educ
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by Daedren 3y ago
Moderators' expectations were already rock bottom as Reddit had failed to deliver the tools it promised a decade ago. Moderators who haven't left already will more than likely stick around for the long haul, so there's no rea
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by Daedren 3y ago
https://archive.is/u9ZR9
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by Daedren 3y ago
The whole point of putting a price on the API -is- to kill Apollo and other standard third-party apps to get people on the official app full of ads.
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by Daedren 3y ago
While interesting, the fact that it doesn't output code is worrisome. This because the function is no longer idempotent, each call to the AI can yield a different result.
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by Daedren 3y ago
Not sure how they're being ignored. That's the entire point of the mobile market filled to the brim with micro transactions.
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by Daedren 3y ago
That's one way of laying off people without announcing a layoff.
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by Daedren 3y ago
>people do not want to pay We don't REALLY know that. If adblockers are effectively blocked, we might see an increase in people paying. The big value add of Premium was something people here were taking for granted because that &quo
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by Daedren 4y ago
Just because you aren't seeing "the hype", doesn't mean it's not there. There's been quite a lot of developments on the SD front.
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by Daedren 4y ago
Where did you buy this from? There's plenty of produce code gray markets, this generally happens when the codes were acquired in an illegitimate manner. (Leaked codes, stolen credit cards, etc)

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